Show y CA THE OGDEN (UTAH) 7 Named Star Students Files New Appeal r After Hours Only 3rd Trial Ends Southern Utah this year are Ward S Robb and Miss Kristine Corry both of Cedar City SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— Within a few hours after Ron-ol- d Edgar Penderville was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter notice of appeal was Leads Education Club CEDAR CITY (AP)— Betty Taylor of Cedar City has been elected president of the Education Club at College of Southern Utah A 7 filed Friday And the Third District attorney Aldon Anderson Jr said he would appeal the case on behalf of the state to clarify questions of law concerning the admissibility of certain i testi-mon- Y ty ard H Anderson He’s chief of By JOHN V HURST LAKE SALT CITY (AP) — professional services for the VetSomething’s happened to our erans Administration Neuropsymental hospitals chiatric Hospital in Salt Lake The padded cell and strait City jacket are gone More Personnel Eatients no longer are “inmates” of “insane asylums” “The main thing is more perThey’re distinctive human beings sonnel” he says “In the old who have somedays a hospital staffer had far where along the too many patients Some of them had to be locked up or restrained way become confused sick and so they wouldn’t harm themselves ' when an aide w as somewhere scared They’re n‘h else ospitalized” “There have also been many just like any other sick people improvements in treatment — new drugs and techniques— that now caused the change? make restraints mostly unnecesA lot of things says Dr Rich sary i re- ld tired Army captain was What has ac- e murder cused of in connection with the death of his wife Mrs June Weiler Penderville in 1952 A jury early Friday returned first-degre- Comes a time when your best friend is your fire insurance Just be sure you the verdict of voluntary manslaughter Judge Will L Hoyt passed the statutory sentence of one to 10 years in prison but within a few hours the notice of appeal was filed and Penderville was freed on carrv enough - j Blacltburn-Jone- s vt $3000 bond This was Penderville’s third trial The first one ended in mur1952 with a second-degre- e der conviction and a sentence to life imprisonment The Utah Supreme Court overruled the conviction on errors of the trial judge The second trial last February ended with a hung Company "Men Who Know Insurance " " 319 24th St Plal -- 2-75- 01 jury Have Your Margaret Perry named Teacher of the Year for 1955 appears pleased as she stands in the background as President Eisenhower visits at the White House with two of her fourth grade pupils Sue Mull 9 and Dick Peterson 9 The children accompanied the Monmouth Ore teacher on her visit to the capital At right is S M Brownell commissioner of education (R-Uta- Moab Gets Federal Aid on Sewer Water Lines e WASHINGTON (AP)— The of Defense Mobilization (ODM) yesterday approved federal grants to help two defense-arecities enlarge sewer and water systems — Moab City Utah and Las Cruces N M The ODM also approved the istration financing These are in addition to 490 previously scheduled They are made necessary officials said by expansion of the Altus Air Force Base Moab City short of housing because of the uranium prospecting boom was declared a critical private construction of 200 addi- housing area and simultaneously tional dwellings at Altus Okla was awarded a $113000 grant and under Federal Housing Admin a $49000 loan The federal funds Of-fic- I well-round- ed will be combined with $36000 of city funds to make additions and extensions to the water and sewer systems Las Cruces previously designated as a critical housing area UTAH STATE PRISON (UP) because of nearby defense instalof The Rt Rev JoResignation lations was approved for $150 as prison chapMoreton II” seph P 000 grant jcently the patients produced and Watkins said the main agri- - acted io The Caine Mutiny Court lain was announced here yesterday by John F Dugan chairman cultural problem is not whether Martial a play about a psychoof the State Board of Correc- we should have flexible or rigid pathic naval officer Clinical tions but that we have psychologists who observed the price supports Monsignor Moreton’s resigna-Horrock- s too many small inefficient farmDUCHESNE (AP) — Gilbert audience reported with is the new president of tion effective June LwiH bring ing units and too many people in satisfaction that the play evoked more reaction than any other enthe Duchesne Lions Club A B to a close his nearly 23 years of agriculture “In speeding the improvement tertainment at the hospital Madsen is first vice president service at the prison Dugan Farrell Humphreys second vice termed his leaving “a great loss of productivity marketing and Volunteers Needed He said that the consumption through basic represident and Clarence Moat secret- to the prison” But Chester Dowse who as “has done the state a search” Watkins concluded “we ary-treasurer chaplain of special services sudirector service that Utahns never can must also make adequate provithe hospital’s recreation pervises sion for expediting the migration repay” there’s still someprogram says The out of agriculture which that from this picture thing missing priest first came to Utah in 1924 improvement necessitates CHOICE “Volunteers” he says “We as assistant to the pastor at Salt have volunteers but we need WASH BLVD Lake’ Cathedral of the Madeleine more —both men and women From 1937 to 1951 he also was LOCATION “The general public doesn’t chaplain at Salt Lake’s Holy take as much interest in the NOW AVAILABLE Cross Hospital hospital and its patients as we’d Monsignor Moreton believes like On our last Hospital Day Mo Rent the highlight of his service as when we held open house for the prison chaplain has been “seeing Idaolly Suited for Retail (only 10 people came to the tremendous rise of the role of SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — public see us Operation religion in the correctional insti- George H Van Leeuwen of Ogfamilies of many tution” den was elected president of the' BOX 951 yi course 0 "slt Visiting c°me Palens said the Dugan pritest’s person- Utah Wing Air Force Assn at OGDIN UTAH al physician had advised the chap- the organization's annual con- - hours are frequent and regular !0m‘ of hfse famihes live lain to resign vention Friday He is chairman But in Idaho In western southern Terof the board of Washington Colorado and race Corp and is chief of the can’t come in In Nevada They very often” jase supply division at Hill Air the Although hospital has been orce Base at full for operating Other officers named were little more than a capacity its superyear M Charles LeMay Salt Lake Dr A H Fechner first vice commander intendent City will admit its 1900th pait says George B Holbrook Ogden sec- tient in about a month ond vice commander William J “We discharge about 75 per Farmer Ogden secretary Jo- cent of our new psychiatric paseph C Jacobs Kaysville treas- tients within the first year after urer and Frank E Moss Salt are admitted” Fechner they says Lake City judge advocate “In most cases these discharges come within six months” By contrast the National AsSol sociation for Mental Health estimates some “40 per cent of the SUNSHINE Chaplain Resigns At State Prison ar j all-patie- i frigidaire emerica's most famous brand-nammodel RT60 1954— reg $38195 sale $29995 EXAMINED NOW trade-i- Satisfaction Assured e i t $ 3500 (or more) 264 you pay Ogden Man Named Utah Air Unit Chief $275 budget farms 3 year — — (So KteeftsOO soft-spoke- n ld n ay 'raBBaCBB J WASHINGTON (AP) — Farm income declines should be blamed on the Democrats’ rigid price support law not on the Eisenhower administration Sen Watsaid Friday kins Watkins told the Senate the present administration’s flexible price support program for basic farm crops is covered by a law which became effective last Jan A Visit With the Kids EYES 0msrMn3Err ei Demos Not GOP Caused Drop In Farm Income Says Watkins a (few ©©ufi? Vfeforo “Finally there’s been an improvement in facilities The bet-tmore homelike a patient’s surroundings —the more respect he is shown as an individual— the better his manners will be The hospital for which Dr Anderson works points up this improvement in treatment and facilities It is rated as one of the most progressive mental institutions in the country though It also treats tuberculosis patients ‘Cells Converted Less than three years old its plant is one of the most modern in existence Yet rooms originally built as cells for highly disturbed patients only three years ago have since been converted to other uses! The hospital plant is a set of low’ rambling buildings which sprawl over part of a 255-acr- e site near the Ft Douglas Army base There are acres of lawn 1 but will not become operative which the patients help to mainuntil 1955 crops have been har- tain The setting at the foot of the Wasatch Mountain range and vested much of the Great “The price support levels now overlooking salt Lake Valley Is considered in effect for the 1954 crops of j beautiful Though many patients baste commodities which are are given freedom of the grounds now still being marketed” Wat- - there are no fences around the kins said ‘‘are based on the rigid hosnital 90 per cent price support law The institution has a “Quite to the contrary to what recreational program some proponents of the 90 per which includes a swimming cent rigid price support program gymnasium bowling alleys pool and have been telling the public the other sports facilities weekly present difficulties cannot be at- dances and music literature and tributed to the flexible price sup- drama programs There is even port provision of the agricultural a hospital radio station which act of 1954 but to the rigid 90 patients program and operate per cent price support legislaAll the recreational programtion which has been in effect ming is tied in with each pa- since the early yean of World titnt’s psychiatric treatment Re-W- j Penderville a 1955 Something's Happened to Mental Hospitals-Padd- ed Cell and Strait Jackets Are Gone ! CEDAR CITY (AP) — Valedictorian student at the College of MAY 22 SUNDAY MORNING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R ogdcn's frlgidairm hqtri - l 0 11 i ! longmes Benrus Grueh ?tolovo Hamilton America' Hnart MM” Graduation Watches SHADOW W’fta? gb YOUR CHOICE 17 (ewelsl YOUR CHOICE T IAZS 771 yf Population About 490 “Over of our patients are acute cases” Dr Fechner says “A little under are here for lone-terpsychiatric treatment The rest are geriatric patients — the elderly ones They don’t move In and out very fast” The hospital’s total patient population hovers around 490 This in line with current VA practice is about 90 per cent of Its 545-becapacity There Is one hospital staffer foi every patients Dr Anderson savs —well above minimum standards set by the American Psychiatric Assn The ratio wrould be one for every three patients if all work shifts were one-thir- d one-thir- d m A sense of humor is what makes you laugh at something that happens to somebody else which would make you angiy if it happened to you! BULOVA 7js'o)50 i cases that was by my first wife” 17 jewels! 5 five-yea- t Hi ho weathero — it's June bride season ahead Weather: Time for showrers! (Ahem) Aloysus the office boy — the kind of a fellow whom the census takers pass up! —was at a mental home and he asked his friend his n a m e “George Washington” was the reply “But I seem to remember the last time I was here you were Abraham Lincoln” said Aloysus The man explained: “Oh 'o BENRUS (7 -- patients admitted to state mental hospitals are discharged within r a period” Dr Fechner cerdits the Salt Lake hospital’s lew mortality rate and good turnover to the general youth of Its patient population the hospital disMonthly charges about 60 patients and admits a like number of new Namo Engraved BENRUS FREE SHack-rasitfa- nt $1 Winchester — Great guns afire — no we are not selling rifles but we do have the new Winchester Shaving Products— shaving cream lotion etc Remember it’s Father Day ahead and let him be boss arouud the house on day of the year! And when you remember Dad remember 00 OF CHARGE on any watch! a muc j 333 24th Street Rx Dick Sez: - Now is the time to be sure you’re in top health for a wonderful summer ahead See your family doctor now and get yotir check-u- 750 BENRUS combined I STORE BULOVA binding awi 21 10-1- 5 ENSIGN’S DRUG BULOVA HAMILTON 2 diamond d p For your medical supplies drop In and see us- Our prices are right - ?f GRUEN ‘59” HAMILTON It jW wattr Militant j£zi Qvnod Jowofei 69“ GW V°'"j8romsa Wing fwctCSchuboch's UucHon In largest “ 3 I 1 e 4 I monthsU -- -s' 2435 Wash Blvd Dial tail winding BULOVA ’71 I r l J May 15 to May 29 357i 'UH'SWUPON 2"d m "V V — 1 271 West 21st St PASTOR MIKE SALAZAR l “LITTLE KAY” of I will HV e Addrau 4 V- t - r A MESA N ld Evangelist from California SPEAKING SCHEDULE: Radio Station KOPP SUNDAY I 4-34- 24 9-9:- 30 Radio Station KLO Sunday 7:15 b ’K PM SPANISH ' ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH th fndoMd b Mk -- 7 s I X-ra-y REVIVAL BULOVA I I Vi psy-jehiat- ry TTT—X J ii)i!l Personnel and facilities at the hospital cover the fields of neurology tuberculosis internal medicine surgery pathology dentistry psychology nursing social service and physical medicine Research is also conducted in many of these fields In addition to the regular staff the hospital can call upon some 75 consultants and specialists for special cases Many of these are members of the faculty of the University of Utah College of Medicine with which the hospital is affiliated A3L AM CITY HALL PARK SUNDAY 3:00 P 5L PUBLIC CORDIALLY' INVITED! 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